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    Home / Products / Pi to 35 Decimals Necklace - Silver
    Pi math necklace showing the pi symbol on one disc and pi to 35 decimal places on the second disc. Great gift for a mathematician, a student or a teacher of mathematics.
    Pi math necklace showing the pi symbol on one disc and pi to 35 decimal places on the second disc. Great gift for a mathematician, a student or a teacher of mathematics.
    Pi math necklace showing the pi symbol on one disc and pi to 35 decimal places on the second disc. Great gift for a mathematician, a student or a teacher of mathematics.
    Pi math necklace showing the pi symbol on one disc and pi to 35 decimal places on the second disc. Great gift for a mathematician, a student or a teacher of mathematics.
    Pi math necklace showing the pi symbol on one disc and pi to 35 decimal places on the second disc. Great gift for a mathematician, a student or a teacher of mathematics.
    Pi math necklace showing the pi symbol on one disc and pi to 35 decimal places on the second disc. Great gift for a mathematician, a student or a teacher of mathematics.
    Pi math necklace showing the pi symbol on one disc and pi to 35 decimal places on the second disc. Great gift for a mathematician, a student or a teacher of mathematics.

    Pi to 35 Decimals Necklace - Silver

    $ 29.99

    Wear the most beautiful of the mathematical constants...

    This pendant consists of two antiqued silver-plated brass disks. The top disk displays the pi symbol, while the bottom disk has pi to 35 decimal places. The larger disk is ~ 1" in diameter.

    The pendant hangs from your choice of a 24 inch gunmetal chain or an adjustable black leather cord with ceramic beads. All U.S. orders come in a beautiful hand-stamped gift box. International orders come in a black velvet drawstring bag.

    Perfect for:

    • Mathematicians or math aficionados
    • Engineers
    • Architects
    • Rational and irrational people alike
    • Anyone cool enough to celebrate Pi Day